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Sara Coleridge, sister of the celebrated poet, has written a lovely collection of poems for teaching Latin, addressed to dear Henry and Edith, the…
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The audio edition contains the audio of the textbook, with additional materials.1. Lowe's text contains much…
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Cannon's 'An Open Door to Caesar' contains a re-written summary in simplified Latin of each chapter of book one of De Bello Gallico, followed by the actual chapter in Caesar's own words. This text…
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The publishers to the new University College, London, in the mid 1800's embarked on a new series of Latin texts, following the plan outlined by the philosopher John…
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This text is a pleasant introduction to the Latin language, and would also benefit more experienced students, who may have a very limited range of vocabulary.
The Vestibulum gives an essential foundation in the core root words of Latin, enough to begin to start to speak about some things, and to read a…
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Appleton's reader is suitable for a 21st century intermediate student of Latin, although even a beginner will benefit…
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Sanford and Scott's reader would be accessible for a student who…
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This audiobook covers:
Caesar's Bello Gallico
Book 4, chapters 20…
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Fenton's reader is in the style promoted by the philosopher John Locke, and the printers to University College, London (John Taylor). The Latin is…
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